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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

ooLoRED MEN ON THE NEEDS or THEIR RACE.
Tho Manhattan League. an organization OF coiored
men, had complimentary dinner last night NJ tho
oid Dominion Hotel, No 1O4 West wenty-seventh,
Thomas cayton. OF Virginia; Richard Greener. Leo
Sance' tns IN. entor, aud tho Kew. Dr. ~ o. perrlck.
Alter diQner. Lieutenant How ard L. Smith, the
president the League called the meeting to order,
Anu orcny portrayed the needs and progress OF the
cSlorsd rsS': Mr. syphs1 .poke on tho condition OF
.hs Virginia Leessturs s0I IN 1875 and while
member Of that BODY delivered for the State euloy
on Charlie: summer, and aso received complimentary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

TIE POPE NOT OPPOSED TO HENRY GEORGE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 19-The San has a dispatch from
Rome which says: Much astonishmcnt Is expressed III
ecclesiastical circles at tho statement circulated IN tnc
United states hat Rome has condemned the teachings OF
Henry George and that DR. MoGlynn has been cenSured
for advocating them 1t Is auboritativey stated thht
Georges teachings have not been examined by INC
aud 10 Is therefore evident hat they nave
not been condemned their advocacy censnred III
Mc(yun has many warm friends here and tue cohstIu
ton put on the summons To Rome Is deprecated ns
misc error"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

sMAsHIy0 PASsEyGER CAR TO PIECES
Tho train which LETT New-York at o'clock ias'
night on the Central Railroad OF New-Jersey wniio
gonv around the curve between Greenville ana ram
swung the rear aoross the east bouna ma ~
trsok. Tram No 30 moment later ossnso nso 'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

TRIBUNE OryIcE. Jan. 20-l A. H. The cold ws'o
moved Oh tho coast rapidly yesterday Temperature roso
decidedly tho whole country Astorm WHOM
an. "a hs heavy moved from Idaho 10 Southern Ainnc-
sota In town tho barometer feu. With partly eleuay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

ACCUSED OF ASA ULTING HTs WIFE.
nis ~ Ross taken before Justice Welde the Har.
- Police Court yesterday charged with assaultins
- not been living with him for time He said hs
Y euek her 81 the Aod askeI her 10 with him He
- was living vita John B. 0svtns No. lb8
FvSh-eA ~ J1dgD released him On his pssmiss not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

sties The temperature ranged between 50 and 2es e.
syeraxef f7So) being 1882 lower than on tho CORES.
ponuing day last year. and lo lower than on Tuesday
In and near this city to-day there will probably -
warmer. generally fair weather: 1t-
AZ present rain Is indicated for Friday.
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Franz Won Defrcgscr's
The Republican Voters
orTnE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw.YoRK.

oFTHE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw.YoRK.
who have led the first day of Januar
themselves for enrolment at
places hereinafter named in their respective Assembly
Districts Friday the 23 day January 1851 between
the AMI 10 p The Enrolling oncers and
inspectors chosen tho last annual Election
Enrolling Officers with to Ill vacancies.
The fundamental OF the right Of person 10 be on
ro led shall be that qualified OF tne Assembly
which proposes enroll and that he voted at
the Electors of President ani Vice President
United the Electors OF te Repubican party
or II no Presidential election vote at
he have voted Tor the candidates OIL the
Republican party for State officers
any unable at the last Presidential or
state election viii be sufficient that las present general
intention is Republican party at the next
suing election that he will not during tho
wear attend part primaries caucues OF any
other political organization.
person not OF age will be entitled TO vote at tho
next ensuing election may enrolled otherwise aushsi
The places designate are as follows, yih
ist Assembly bissrc, 10 81 81, tq ps,r4,
Sd Assembly District Room % oop6r Union
81 4s.s%Sy p .s go &C. p "a as SasSa,
SiR Assembly District ~. 50 cliutoa place.
ssh 4 s.s%Ciy district No al orovo.r
10th Assembly Disrlct, No - Avenue A.
i2tn Assembly District, No T4o 6uh.sI
18th Assembly District ast p sa aSusV nm"
la Assembly Assembly D Dsts t tS5 5are
isth sSeubv District No. Sal West 47thst
ism assembly District, No. 4yo 3i.ave. -
itS aescnbly District boulevard and w. 9th st
so,b A -.,mlIy DlsIrict No. I5l East 81 his.
2isI Assembly District, No nas, S'l..s@
29i Assembly DISTRICT No a. so "ust1u
90, ,...r,v Distrtct Hl.eor.ndts iiaI ,e..,
sd Assembly D'S"''" 5. e. cor. 2daic and lloth-st
fan, ~, HonIuann's Ital
oi,h A.semlly -ou ""u and loon az
nistrlct oath Ward Athcnrum Building. stehoht
KIngsbriige Ciark's Hotel, knssDr"lge
after the enrolment aoove provded for the I'm
railing Officers majority OF tben shall NEE, ~ nc aos
st The haienges enrolled delivered u Them,
o az ~ least two days by mail 10 AL challenged
70 ay aud al an hoar ues,Shltea
- M iho places nlcnt autest., aLd 70 answer
smch challenges The Enrolling onlfers or MAJORITY Oh
Ihsu, sAa thJdess grated tno in pace anu 'oh
slider and ,termne uch challeng,s ~ shall 20 suhe.n.
rnnd Tor challenge enrolled tat ne Is 40,
resident OF nistrct or tsi nc IA gay msnsr
comply with the requirements OF thc uh .htu
test herein lrove The ,haense oi each person s oe IN
rflug ON separate sheet VI pIor siil sp.cly mo par
ut and shall ty
ss" y no nj enrolled Republican OF the Assembly,
District
by o'u'' Va REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.
~ EiiuU ROOF
President
WILLIAM II sI BEksANy' Secretaries.
j. sOl.ON i. SMITH,
Chairman of the Executive Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
PRESIDENT WCOSH WILL NOT RESIGN

PRINCETON N. j., Jan. l0-Reports nave peeh "iuc''
circulated that President McCosh intended to resign
soon DR. NcCosh stated positively yesterday that there
wns 10 foundation for these rmors md that ne mad no
intention OF rcsgning unt II Providence permitted nim
he had made Princeton College lulheusou uni' o.o.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

DcCormis written the following day he referred to as
~ Pnzlng study" He subsequently had other inter-
NoWs win Mrs. EmmOns and had studied her manner
$500 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

While Bismarck making his great speech bo:0re
the Reichstss Tuesday, he drank niue glasses OF
brandy water. We have statesmen IN this country
who quite talented although they may omit
water. NOrristOwn Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
suooTING MATCH AT MArAwAN

SHOOTING MATCH AT MATAWAN.
MArAwAY n. j.. Jan. ia shooting match took place
hero tins morning bet~ George waite ana captain 80
garlus for 800 The CONDITIONS were I've y,no oirs
twenty one AMI eighty yards lounds There were
ot bUO spectators present Bogarus shot Waite out on the
Ihr 1 having Killed eleven 10 waters two Ahothoi
mat been arranged,
ARREST OF THE DEAF-MUTE MURDERER
RALEIGH ian. 10 (Speetal Governor scales received
,.s ram on Monday IRON detective &C Knoxville Tenn
thai no arrested Walter Bingham the deamute mar-
a.sr another deaf and
@ out the reward The Governor replied that no
w., ,,uid nv the nv ard ami all pensos brsides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
noxnREssxAx pRICK,s SUcCRssOR 4

b. PAUL, Mimi, JAN ia son Of the late Congress.
Price elegrsphed to The Erenng Deoteh this after
that Haugen elected in the With Wisconsin Din
trict by majority OF about 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
RurA WnfeH

scientific experiments In Europe America have proven,
can only be blamed BY distilation.
Hyseil Distilled Waters will stand any test stu and
Sparkling Waters, Ginger Ale and Club Soda
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Guerial Notlcej.


Mechanical and Patent Office Drawings; fine Wool IN
cravings Manufacturers A Mug.ord Hartford coma
The Gardner Pine Needle fNirncf.
OIL snrt and Soap bring virtues Of Pine Forests -
civ homes PARK TILFORD. Al enta
Franz Won Defrcgser's
painting.
MADONNA AND CHILD"
will DO on exhibition benefit OF tho General Hosplta
Fund from January II until January 20 At
SCuAUS'S ART GALLERY.
20i Fifthave.
Madison square.
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

ARREST OF THE DEAF-MUTE MURDERER.
The WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT fNDtCArGOS5-FOR ~ HOURS
WASHINGTON. JAN l0-For Now-Engand. New-York.
Ohio NcwJesey, Delaware and Pennsylvania southcrly
shifting easerly Winds fair weather followed by snow,
warmer.
Westward snow. growing colder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
Lundberg's Perfume, EdeDia.
MARRIED..

BAYLIEs-vAN RFNSSELAER-On Tuesday. Jarulry Is
1887 at St. Thomass Church by the Rev. William Nor
gam d. D. Edmund Lincoln Baylies 10 Louisa daughter
OF the late Alexander Van Rensselaer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

Quack Plasters Spring Up and Dte
annually. Bensons have AMI retain p0pnas
Ask for BensonA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
DIED,

Au notices Of marriages must DO inaorssi vlA fill
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

A. b,s msr has rev bean recognised ana toas NO ~
have more important role in tho now pe0o III 0"u'
.s,ranarafi0u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
WRATHERFORD.
Real Estate Chnogtog Repds-;yers Of .
the C7imtuat squirt,

Real Estate ChnoEtog Repds-THrsS al
the C7imtuai squirt,
Special to the Gazette.
WEATHBRFoED, Ten, June DIR. r.
w. Kindel to-day purchased considerable
property or North Main street Of Colonel
W. h. Shannon and II. Gol5stein. The
consideration was $4,000. There is con
siderable real estate changing hands ia
Weatnerford Just nov.
Judge George A Mccall adjourned
court to-day. During the criminal term
there were ten coVicuons, two fell
ony cases fined, eight sentences 70
the pEnitentiary, Of which two
were Sppealtd. This is the first
term of District court held in The new
district, with JUdgo Mccall presiding
The dispatch and dignity with which ne
conducted his court shows that he is the
peoples judge, and that his appointment
TO the position Of Judge for the new iU-
Gicjal district created by the last Legisls-
ture WIS wise appointment, for which
our people are grateful 20 Governor
Ross. Judge Mccall will hold court at
JaCksbnrO the first Monday in Ju =.
Mr.. 0. W. Crawford, prominent real
estate man Of Ksrsas City, spent the day
in WeatheIford. Mr.. Crawford spoke
very highly of the future of this city.
Mrs. L. W. Christian left yesterday
evening for Lake Springs, Va, where she
vii! spend the summer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
COlDD1 an,

Cor-csg ondence of The Gazette.
COLEMAN, TEX, June 2O.-R. L. Dun
man is now working his coal mine about
d mile from town. He has struck sew
ersl veins Of coal and is very much en-
coursged.
The mill building is now competed and
ready for the machinery. l. is one OF the
finest mill buildings in the country.
The 24lh and 18th Cf mis- month Is the
day set TO examine apple .nts FOR posi-.
sitiOns as teachers IN Jhe public schools.
Misses Lou sud Bird II, Cord, who
hgys been attending s-hoo. - Waco, re-
turned home lesl week
The Dunn building is being repaired
and will soon be IN - safe condition as
new.
The rangers bought John Griffith in
last night and placed him IN jail. He il
the man who is suspected Of killing Sim
mons in the lower part of the county lass
month. He says n is innocent ed can
prove an Glibi.
The most elegant party for some years
was given by Col0uel and Mrs. +. 5.
Bourn 81 their ell CANT new residence on
last friday tveriHg. The psrty was in
honor If Mr. John Miles, Mr. BOurn's
brother. \ large crowd was present Gnd
most delightful time was spent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
ON WALL STREET.
The Fidelity N8.i0naI Bank Trouble
Keeps the Stock Market in en-
Unsettled Condition.
The Entire Actiys List Lower-Priccs of
Railway Bonds Show Declines.
transactions Small.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special 20 the Gazette.
New YORK, June 22.-Railway bond
to-day sold IS follows: Fort WORT
and Denver CitYat 92s; Texas and Pacift
Rios 81 -; Kansas and Texas 6's ct 974
Houston and Texas Central rs at lis.
Sterling lower,
Money 4t@7 per cent.
Governments steady.
Silver $50.
Wheat steady.
Oil closed at 63s.
Cotton steady.
Coffee lover.
Wool seems to show Improvement.
Sugars quiet.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The general
feeling in the stock market this morning
was one Of uneasiness, especially SIS re
CARDS the condition of the Fidelity bank.
The bears were again quick to take adj
vautsge Of this, and early the day an
attack was made upon Pacific Mai, the
reason for which wes the apprehension Of
successful opposition by the Canadian
Pacific. Later accounts from Cincinnati,
combining the fears in regard to
the Fldenty bank, brought about
: general selling movement in which the
cntige isl shared The money market
displayed O hardening tendency which
aided in frightening out some long stock.
The opening was heavy but the early ten
Geucg was upward. This so0u djs2p.
pearcd, however, end under the lead OF
coal stocks the entire list saggcd off. The
market was extremely dub. In the early
pant OF tie afternoon Al stack YES made
upon Pacific Mail and the entire list
shOwei more animation at declining
figures. short period Of dullness end
hrmEess interviewed, but III the last hour
the decline was renewed and the mar
ket closed weak stsbout the Lowest prices
II the day. The entire active list is lower
New England lost L. Pacific Mail and
Texas and Pacific II, Union Pacific and
Lackawanne II, Jersey Central and Lou
isville aud Nashville !, St, Paul and Du-
luth advanced ] l.
Railroad bCnns were duh. Prices in
most cases show declines.
Government bonds were duh and,
weaker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
Clamtn,a nrnuehtIa

CcrrcsUordence Of the Gazette.
LINDEE, lex, June 20 Sheriff Choute
arrived this morning VITA Dick Clements,
whom he captured il Kansas, and VINO
ia wanted in This county for some small
crime. Trouble was anticipated 81 the
time 81 the arrest, IS Clements and his
cartDcr eucdenly disappeared il the
ground, while being chased sc-oss the
prairie. Tue sheriff were theu greeted
will shotguus pro;rudiDg from the holes
in the dugout, pters ed tor the purpose.
After parleying awhile and finding ne
was only wanted in Cass county,
Clements surrendered without further
trouble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
Hear Roger Q. Mis- so.night.
EAGLE PASS
To Coahulta by si&e-A Branch Road
to be Buil'.

To Coanulla by siSSe-a Branch Road
to be Bui'.
special to the Gazette.
EAGLE PASS, Ten. June % A stage
line has been put in running order from
Jaral, on the Mexican International, 10
Saltilio, distance Of forty miles; so
passengers csn 80 through this way to
the capital of Coahuila instead Of hay
ing TO 20 around by Laredo.
4 branch from the main line is also to
be built in Parros as soon as the track
reaches the proposed junction. Track
laying is progressing rapidly, and grading
is within twenty miles Of Laredo on the
Mexican Central.
The Commissioners court is sitting as
q board Of equalization, and has reduced
property valuations % per cent. from last
years assessment. The rolls OF asses sors
sre approved.
The matter Of the ferry privilege is set
for July ..
Special Treasury Agent Lowell H.
Jerome II here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
Ann. for the aara,,an Isisnd.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June % The
rivalry Of the American capitalists who
desire to control the sugar trade OF the
Sandwich Islands is likely to plunge the
kingdom Of Kslskaua into civil war. The
steamer Australia, which sailed yester-
day for Honolulu, carried 1000 Win3hee-
ter repeating rifles anu ls4, 900 cartridges
These articles were all consigned to old
missionary merchants, among whom the
most revolutionary feelings exist. Large
shipments of arms and ammunition have
also been made to Honolulu by sailing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
Com srCe.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
COMMERCE, TEX, June 20.-The spiri;
o! improvement IS increasing. Several
new buildings are IL course OF ConstEuc-
tion, such as store houses, dwellings,
livery stables, etc. Old-rutters of Com
merce IRE becoming charmed as we'll as
pleased ut the spirit OF enterprise emo
Thrift mat has se:z5d the people. Com
merCe promises in the near future to be
the metropolis Of East Hunt county.
Young Aal0Eey got his nose broken
yesterday in a game OF base ball,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
A WARNING TO NATIONAL BANKS.
An Example to be Made of the Cincinnati
Fidelity Bankers,

Fidelity Blankets,
CINCINNATI, ONO, June 22.-The
Union National bank of Cleveland has
brought suit in attachment against the
Fidelity National bank to recover S67, 131,
asserting that the defendant corporation
fraudulentlY and criminally incurred the
obligation for which the suit has been
brought. Attorney J. F. Tallett, when
asked what YVES the basis Of his charge of
fraud, replied that the Fidelity bank, be-
fore mourning liability, notified his clspt
that $50, 900 mad been forwarded tVfFbe
placed 10 his credit, when in fasf no
money was forwarded so far as Known,
The bank examiner did not base his action
on the depletion Of the funds of the bash
but upon the violation of the nstiod9
banking law. This was shown by the
significant action taken yesterday even
ing when under sffidsVits drawn by As
sistsnt United States District Attorney
Bruce, sworn to by Bank Examiner
Powell, Deputy sMarshal Rohner arrested
Vice-President Z. L. Harper, Cashier
Annie Baldwin and Assistant Cashier Ben
jsmin E. Hopkins. They were taken be-
fore Commissioner Hooper, where they
gave bail for future appearance. Mr..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
SANGER, TEX, Jcre I9.-Ancjher i'G-
provement in our town, Mr.. Net has
Just pat i'll platform scale for weighing
cattle, graiu, &c, This is $ great con
venience, sld was much needed. lie
also has Z fine large storabouse and g
lumber yard, which my large town night
be proud Of.
a big trade mas Just been made, J. c.
Bartlett bough: Of Mrs. E,ize Huling an
undivided half in, crest IA poo acres OF
land, which includes our town except q
few lots witch bad been sold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
GslresyllIe.

p Offices of this company have also been
established at the following stations or
the Kansas City extension of the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad: North
of Gainesville, Tex, Ardmore, Paul's
Valley and Purcell, l. T.; also over the
Paris extension OF the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe with offices at the following
stations: Ben Franklin, Roxton, Ambia
and Paris, Tex, connecting st Paris with
the Adams Express Company for all points
on the ST. Louis and San Francisco Rail
road, Fort Smith, Ark, St. Louis, Mo-,
spd al points north and west.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23

the proper papers for committing Shoat
to jail. The prisoner strongly denies his
guilt and says he can prove by number
of witnesses that he played poker in this
ely all night the date of the. robbery.
Later in the day man named John Hall
was arrested by the Bexer county sheriff
and g United States marshal charged with
the same crime, He sseid to be one Of
the men who wore asrfasE on his ace and
had in his pocketsWhen arrested WON
ans black facedsgeil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

AFTER THE JUBILEE SERVICE

AFTER THE JUBILEE SERVICES,
LONDON, June 22.-Au the morning
papers have columns of kilograms from
America and the continent reporting jubi-
lee reiulcings. at I O'Clock =. NJ. the
streets were almost cleared, and omni-
busses were carrying nome the last sight
seers. The Queen bore her Journey well,
and was seen soon after returning, laugh
ing at the royal children, who were upon
the main balcony Of the palace, and kiss
ing her hands to them. After a short
rest she reviewed the naval brigade from
Portsmouth. In the evening she enter
tanned sixty four royal guests 81 2 ban
Quet in ner own room, and 1872 members
of various royal households were enter
tanned 81 other tables, st ali of which the
Queens health was drunk. The Queen
will drive out st Ii O'Clock a. N. to-day
The Queens dress yesterday was not
striking. Across her breast she wore q
broad blue ribbon of the Garter. The
only other decoration she wore was that
of the Order of Co5urg G0ths. The most
conspicuous figure in the procession was
the German Crown Prince, whose magnih-
cent physique set off by white uniform
showed conspicuously among the princely
throng. The Prince of Wa.es, who wore
the familtsr red uniform, seemed iasig
Eniicsnt in comparison. The Grand Duke
fSergius of Russia, who wore q curious
but picturesque cape, vas, after the Ger
msn Crown Prince, the most striking
figure.
UNIVERSALLY OBSERVED.
LONDON, June 22.-The British enbas-
sizes in the European cities were illum-
mated slGst night in honor Of the
Qpeen,s jubilee. At Madrid the
fnfanta Isabel and the Span
ish ministers, diplomats and states
men attended the reception at the British
embassy, held in honor of the jubilee
yesterday. Queen Christians wired her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
MORE ARRESTS.
Two More Men Held st gan Antonio for
the Flatonis Robbery.

Two More AIen Held st Gan Antonio for
the Flatonia Robbery.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, June 22.-Sherf
Ellis Of Houston and Captain a. Faux
ner, general passenger agent of the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
reached here this morning early and to-
gether arrested one of the supposed Fla
TOMS robbers. As the story goes one of
the men arrested aud in jail st Houston
informed Sheriff Ellis this morning that
George Shoaf, well known San Antonio
gambler, was one Of the bandits who
robbed the train at Flatonia last Friday
night, The Sheriff and Captain Faulkner
Immediately chartered 9 special engine
and came rushing Through to San An
tonic Arriving here they spotted
their man in GUS cave playing
poker. By ruse. Shoaf
was cosxed TO the Maverick hotel
where the sheriff nebbed him snd bound
him in irons till the proper officers could
be aroused from bed in order to secure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
Necatur,s Prusnccts.

Special 70 the Gazette,
DECATUR, Ten, June 22-Dgcatur is
now on the eve of real live Doom, #
signs mean aDv{hlng. The mines north
west of town BID fair to he millions 90
Decatur. she will soon blossom Ike Fort
Worth, and then Decatur VIII be q railroad
and mining center.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
A Prohibition Girl.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette. q
BAIRD, TEX June 22.-CaptGin VIC
Whitley, the lightweight prohlbitioniA
of Callahan county, informs THE GA
ZETTE reporter that there has been an
other prohibitionist added to The list in
Callahan countJ-not light weight, how
ever; she weighs eleven pounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
Threr Dernernao.a K,IIsd.

Mt. STERLING, XIV, June pa rGGar
his reached here that Craig Tolltver,S Va
noted desperate, and MS two brothers
we're killed this morning IL aaenersl
hight between two factions. ToRiver was
recentI7 notified by the friehds of the
TWO logan boys lately kiI1ed thsl he
must leave tie country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23

Fresh Fish TOr Seshiugss.y,,,,
4, S'ert is selling flshipgtaekIe OF such
marvellous killing powers that 2 jacksss
could caHcha wagon load il q few hours,
200 Mafn Street.